Asked by Laruen

What were two accomplishments of reconstruction governments. What were two problems???
Answered by Ms. Sue
I can't find a good and concise answer to this question.

What does your book say?
Answered by Laruen
BY 1867, life in the south had changed dramatically. African Americans were free to work for themeselves, to vote, and to run for office.

The Task of Rebuilding

Despite political problems, Reconstruction governments tried to rebuild the South. They built public schools for both black and white children. Many states gave women the right to own property. In addition, Recontruction governments rebuilt railroads, telegraph lines, bridges, and roads. Between 1865 and 1879, the South put down 7,000 miles od railroad track.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Those are accomplishments.

What were the problems?

Answered by Laruen
rebuilding cost money
before the war, southerners paid very low taxes
recontructions raise taxes sharply
Answered by Ms. Sue
Good. There were also lynchings of African Americans and corrupt governments.

Answered by Laruen
Yup! :)

Thank You Ms. Sue! :)
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're very welcome, Laruen.
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